scams

Local authorities are sounding the alarm about a scam that’s leaving victims feeling vulnerable and shaken - and out thousands.

In a twist that feels straight out of a crime drama, some Minnesota residents are encountering counterfeit cash that's hard to spot. Find out how to protect yourself.

Panic-inducing messages claiming you owe traffic fines are on the rise. Stay calm and keep your wallet closed.

The lure of easy money can be incredibly tempting, especially in tough times — that’s what scammers are counting on right now.

Imagine opening a letter that looks official, only to find out it’s a scam. That’s the reality for some residents this tax season.

The goal of this convincing imposter scam is to get people to click on fraudulent links or provide information that can be used for identity theft or to steal money.

Paperwork is tough enough without adding scams to the mix. Now, a recent warning from Plymouth officials has homeowners on high alert.

Hacked passwords can lead to identity theft, financial loss and more. Avoid using any passwords that are on this list.

The messages claim you own money for unpaid traffic violations, parking tickets, or toll fines.

The scams never end - here's the latest one circulating around the state. Sigh.